SQAPE has signed a license agreement with Rinn (Germany). This makes Rinn the first licensee in Germany for SQAPE. Beforehand, extensive research was conducted on the application of geopolymer concrete
An extensive study on the application of geopolymer concrete was commissioned by the Port of Rotterdam Authority. Port of Rotterdam Authority has the ambition to reduce its CO2 emissions by 25% by 2030.
To apply geopolymer concrete in a Rijkswaterstaat project, Van Hattum en Blankevoort submitted an application to the Betoninnovatieloket for the validation of geopolymer concrete. The Concrete Innovation Counter is a
After an extensive preliminary investigation of the structural properties of SQAPE geopolymer, a prestressed structure was realized for the first time. Previous tests and practical examples have already shown
Press Release 7.12.2020 By order of the WTCB, various circular concrete techniques have been validated and explored by means of research. One concrete technique that has been highlighted is that of alkali activated
SQAPE has signed a license agreement with the Rouwmaat Group. With this, Rouwmaat serves the supply of cementless concrete in the East Netherlands region. From the traditional mixture of sand, gravel and cement,
SQAPE has signed a license agreement with A. Jansen B.V. This makes it possible to supply geopolymer concrete from the various concrete plants such as Son, Etten-Leur & Amsterdam to various
Geopolymer produced with the SQAPE technology can be readily reused and applied as an aggregate in new geopolymer or concrete. This concludes international research institute SGS in its independent study.Environmentally hygienic and
Independent research by SGS INTRON shows that SQAPE technology is suitable for replacing cement in concrete applications while maintaining an extremely long service life. At the request of
Press release 29.09.2017 The production of sustainable building materials by applying the SQAPE technology does not lead to increased health risks in the usage phase. This has been shown by research carried out by SGS INTRON.
